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1066: Sailing Into the Storm

Jul 13, 2021

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Anglo Saxon England - A History of Kingship

03:18

The Anglo Saxons and the Norse

03:53

What Happened to Harold?

02:12

Introduction

3min

Ten 66 - The Long Struggle for England

2min

The Anglo Saxons and the Norse

4min

Anglo Saxon England - A History of Kingship

3min

Kanute - King of England

4min

Norse Inflected Version of French

3min

The King of Norsemen, Ethelred, Negotiated an Alliance With the Normans

1min

How Did Ethelred Marry Emma?

2min

Emma of Normandy and Canute of England - Why Would Cnute Want to Marry Her?

2min

10.

The Relationship Between Kanute and Hardecnut

4min

11.

Into Norway, Hardeknute Gives Up His Claim to Denmark

2min

12.

A Tale of Hardicanute and Hardekanute

2min

13.

The Anglo-Saxon Party and the Court Party

2min

14.

William and the Ducal Dynasty of Norandy?

3min

15.

Godwin's Legacy - A Brief History

3min

16.

The Ten Sixties, a New Succession Crisis Arose.

3min

17.

What Happened to Harold?

2min

18.

Supposedly, Edward Was Able to Rouse Himself and Turn to Harold Godwinson to Protect the Kingdom and the Queen, Edith.

4min

19.

Harold Is the New King of England

4min

20.

The Throne of William - A Brief History

2min

21.

Tostig and the King of Northumbria

3min

22.

A Novel of the Same Name

3min

23.

Is Hardecanut the King of Norway?

3min

24.

A Tale of Norse and Norwegian Invasion

3min

25.

The Battle of Stamford Bridge

3min

26.

Harold Godwinson's Forces Are Depleted, and They Are Tired

4min

27.

The Battle of Hastings

2min

28.

The Battle of Harold Godwinson

3min

29.

The Battle of Hastings

3min

30.

What if There Hadn't Been Any Norman Conquest?

3min

31.

What if the Whitten Had Never Chosen Harold Hardrata?

2min

32.

The History of England, the Law of Primogeniture

3min

33.

History and the Eras

4min

1066 -- the year of the Battle of Hastings and the Norman Conquest -- is the most famous date in English history. Few understand, though, that far more happened in this cataclysmic and pivotal year than just the Norman defeat of an English army on a field in East Sussex. The culmination of centuries of shifting struggle over control of England, the events of 1066 show how even epochal changes in a society can hinge on minor accidents of timing, weather, health, and personal whim. Image: Modern re-enactors representing Harold Godwinson's army at Hastings. Please support this podcast and hear all lectures, including the previous Myth of the Month on the "Founding Fathers" -- www.patreon.com/user?u=5530632

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